At Secular Pro-Life, we pride ourselves on keeping you informed and providing prompt, reliable commentary on abortion debate trends. We certainly fulfilled that mission this year! Without further ado, our most-read stories in 2023 are… 10. CDC: Maternal Health Figures Improving Post-Dobbs: “This outcome would not surprise anyone who paid attention to other nations’ experiences […]
In a post-Dobbs world where the abortion debate continues, Secular Pro-Life has furthered our outreach to online communities. One such way was spreading even more content on TikTok, where SPL members quickly dispel myths, share facts, and touch upon hard topics related to human rights and abortion. With great hope for the next year, we […]
We posed this question to our followers on social media: You’re at your in-laws for Christmas dinner when your spouse’s cousin, in front of everyone, asks you to explain why you’re against abortion. How do you respond? Here are a few of the top responses, lightly edited for clarity. Josh P.: “Killing babies is bad, […]
A nationwide survey of 2,750 pro-life pregnancy resource centers (PRCs) found that their services reached an all-time high in 2022, the first full calendar year after Dobbs v. Jackson allowed states to protect the right to life before birth. PRCs provide free social and medical services to pregnant mothers and their families. Services vary by […]
[If you would like to share why you support SPL, please do so here.] We at Secular Pro-Life love feedback. It helps us to know what content is resonating with audiences and helps us understand how to come alongside pro-lifers who are mobilizing across the globe. During the first half of our end-of-year campaign, we […]
Recently published research shows that anti-abortion laws that went into effect after Dobbs are preventing abortions, saving the lives of approximately 32,000 babies per year. (To understand how this squares with other research suggesting a rise in abortions, see this article.) The researchers reached this conclusion by examining birth rates in states with and without […]
I’ve seen quite a few people asking about the Kate Cox case. This tweet in particular caught my eye: Summary of Kate Cox case If you don’t already know, Kate Cox is a woman a little over 20 weeks pregnant with a little girl with Trisomy 18. Trisomy 18, also known as Edward’s Syndrome, is […]
azcentral recently published Many women struggle mentally after an abortion. Few counselors know how to help. The whole piece is worth the read, but here are some key excerpts: Melanie opened up about the anxiety and anguish she still felt over the abortion decision. As an atheist woman in her 30s with her whole life in […]
[Some of this content is available as a printed brochure here.] I have a quick and easy way you can do pro-life work in your day-to-day life. There’s a certain kind of pro-choice person who takes for granted that the pro-choice worldview represents all that is educated, enlightened, secular, democratic, and forward-thinking, and that all […]
Once a month or so, the Secular Pro-Life blog features a short interview with a pro-life atheist. (See the full series of interviews here.) Although Secular Pro-Life is not exclusively for atheists, historically atheists have played a key role in the organization. As atheists become more prominent in the pro-life movement generally, we’re excited for the opportunity […]
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